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How change drive letter of destination partition to C: after partition(src) to partition(dest) clone

Forum: Open Discussion

Creator: akatsuki

Created: 2013-04-30

Updated: 2013-04-30

akatsuki - 2013-04-30

please help.
After successful partition to partition clone :
1>I booted from destination partition.
2>Windows booted with G:(destination partition during cloning) as the system drive
3>The old partition(src) was still present as c:.
4>Now I changed the old partition to z:\ (success) and tried to change G:\ to c:\ (failed)
5>now after reboot, I cannot get my OS up, it gets stuck in logon. Safe mode also not helping.

Any way that I can restore the partition mount points to its original ?

PS: I don't have a cd rom.

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akatsuki - 2013-04-30

for others who did the same idiotic thing as me.
Read this : http://www.goodells.net/multiboot/partsigs.shtml
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what I did was go into recovery console(I had already enabled it), there I waited till system assigned appropriate drive letter. Then I booted up in the OS and used partition magic to toggle drive letters and then cloned again. Read the above article why toggling is necessary before cloning.

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